> [xian prattle snipped]
> Then why have you attempted to stir the already muddy waters? Adding is one
> thing, but we're looking for clear waters....
> >You see, the word belief (along with hope and
> >faith) requires emotion.
> Interesting contention. Totally baseless, of course. (Besides being lousy
> grammar....)
I apologize for my aparent poor grammar. You see I was writing this in
quite a hurry. That aside I'd like to hear your argument against what I
said,
not the way I said it. If it's totally baseless, PLEASE give me an argument
that supports your point of view. As you have none stated, I can only
suppose
your continuing "to stir the muddy waters" yourself. Any child can use this
line of defense...
> >I'd like you to try to get through a day without
> >hope, belief, or faith.
> I do it constantly, but I'll fess up to a smidgen of hope now and then....
> >If you can do it, then I'll believe in Athiests [sic].
> Promises, promises....
I'm sorry my attempt at humor was wasted on you. I'll keep to simpler jests
so
you don't miss them in the future.
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Why all the vitriol? Something tells me this shouldn't be a place to
vent aimless anger. However, despite your attempts at "put downs," children
are remarkably resourceful and creative before adult norms and expectations
permeate their being; perhaps we would all benefit from being more
child-like.
Perhaps also, before you attempt to take on such big and serious questions,
you might take a closer look at your own self and examine where all this
is coming from.